William Tracy Ford, Jr. was born January 30, 1987 to the proud parents of William Tracy Ford, Sr. and Alicia "Lisa" Renee Foster at Our Lady of Mercy Hospital in the Bronx, New York. He was known to the world as "Tracy, Trace, Tray, Second and Baggz." He transitioned from this life into the arms of Our Lord on January 5, 2021. He grew up in the Lafayette and Castle Hill communities and attended Truman High School in the Bronx, New York. He loved sports and was an avid basketball fan, aspiring to one day becoming a Sports Commentator. His favorite team was the NY Knicks; however, ironically he idolized Kobe Bryant of the LA Lakers. He was family oriented and enjoyed helping everyone he came in contact with and would do whatever he could for the people he knew and loved. He had traveled to Puerto Rico; Connecticut; Orlando, FL; Cincinnati, OH; Philadelphia, PA and Atlanta, GA. In January 2004, he moved with his family to Oxon Hill, Maryland, where he met his High School sweetheart, Francesca Haynes. In October 2008, he became a proud father of his first born son, who he loved, cherished and meant the world to him. In February 2019, he relocated to Atlanta, GA, where he worked at Home Depot as a Freight Team Worker.  He also worked at Wayfield Foods as a Meat Department Associate and strived towards many great accomplishments towards the future. His most recent achievement was raising and caring for his daughter who he also cherished. Together, they developed a bond of love and compassion that also meant the world to him. Tracy is preceded in death by Hilda Alvarez and Mary Foster (great grandmothers), William Steve Ford (paternal grandfather), Harry Ali (paternal Pop Pop), George Foster and Carolyn Foster (maternal grandparents), Carmen Munoz (aunt), Wesley Foster, Tony and Troy Mitchell (uncles), TI (cousin), Mista and Lieutenant (bestfriends). He leaves to cherish his memory, his father, William Tracy Ford Sr., mother, Alicia Renee Foster, grandmother, Ana Ford, brothers, Jamaine Allen, De'Sean Jamar, Nakuan Lavan, Chauncy Todd and Treyvon Jonathan, sister, LaQuana Ford Fontaine, his two children, Trevell William Ford (Noah) and Treasure Renee Marie (Daylon), nieces, Jaila Renee', Dallas Renee, Indigo Riley and Alani Renee', girlfriend, Janaya Reddick, aunts, Terri Wyche, Sabrina Ford, Frances Lowery, Margie Rivera, and Lita Lowery, uncles, Michael Foster, Frank Ford, and Alvin Lowery, godmother, Veronica Jones, godsister, Jessica Green, and a host of cousins, extend family, and friends. Funeral Services will be held at 1 p.m. Friday, January 15, 2021 at the Chapel of Ford-Stewart Funeral Home with Minister Terri Wyche officiating. The family will receive friends 4 p.m.-8 p.m. Thursday, January 14, 2021 at the funeral home.